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What have I read recently?
Your most active recent books are Thinking, Fast and Slow and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. You left six reflections in the first.
From recent reading · 2 books
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Your most active recent books are Thinking, Fast and Slow and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. You left six reflections in the first.
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Find my thoughts about long-term thinking.
A pattern appears across four notes: long-term thinking is not delayed action, but making today's choices accumulate.
From global memory · 4 records
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Compare how these two books understand freedom.
One places freedom before choice; the other sees freedom in accepting what follows a choice. Seven excerpts make the contrast visible.
From two books · 7 sources
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